Suchergebnisse

Some economic and social successes in a group of developing countries and regions; some similarities in their economic policies. Economic policies that pursue a strong private market-oriented strategy in agriculture and industry, assign government a prime role in the creation of a supporting infrastructure, tend to emphasize exports, and encourage a high rate of savings; Ivory Coast, Venezuela, Colombia, Costa Rica, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and India's Punjab and Haryana.

THE UN HAS MADE LITTLE PROGRESS IN ARMS CONTROL PRIMARILY BECAUSE PROGRESS IN ARMS CONTROL IS DETERMINED BY NATIONAL RATHER THAN INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS. NATIONAL POLICIES ARE A FUNCTION OF THE INTERACTION OF SECTORS OF GOVERNMENT, AND THAT COUNTRY'S REACTIONS TO THE WORLD ENVIRONMENT. THE UN MECHANISMS COULD WORK IF DOMESTIC MECHANISMS FOR HARMONIZING ARMS CONTROL STRATEGIES AND NATIONAL SECURITY POLICIES COULD BE DEVELOPED. THE UN CAN STILL PERFORM THE IMPORTANT FUNCTION OF CODIFYING THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW OF ARMS CONTROL ALREADY ACCEPTED INTERNATIONALLY.

Contends that the states in the region should persuade superpowers to agree mutually upon the denuclearization of the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf.

Outlines reasons why the US should adhere to the terms of SALT II. Reviews validity of some of the treaty violations ascribed to the Soviet Union by the Reagan administration.

Influence of global shocks and external debt crises during the early 1980s; cases of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay.

Based on conference paper. Early effectiveness; cabinet council process; economic program.